Metro-North wraps up $3.6 million station renovation project

MTA Metro-North Railroad has completed a $3.6 million renovation of the Croton-Harmon station in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced yesterday.

The project involved both station structural renovations as well as aesthetic improvements. The work was completed in phases to allow Metro-North riders to use the station with minimal disruption, according to a press release issued by Cuomo's office.

Crews installed new wall panels, floor tiles, ceiling tiles and air conditioning throughout the station. In addition, illuminated overhead signage was installed to make the tracks more visible and reduce commuter congestion.

"The Croton-Harmon station is an important hub along the Metro North Rail Road and these upgrades will improve the commuting experience for the thousands of riders who depend on it every day," Cuomo said. "This project is building on our efforts to rebuild and modernize the MTA and I am proud to see it completed."